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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

iaka rozpocz4l SIisz a "a Min
Guzetu KotoIicha, i talk mi to
pismo obrzyulo. ze chociaz
juz II lat je trzyma}enn, mu-
salem je kopnqc 'zby ma
smietnik.
Juz to samo mnic uburza,
ze ona sic m'cni organem
Xjednuczenia katolicklegn. Coz
to znaczyo: Przevlez ia juz dp
VINO, nim Guzeta Katohich'u pc
wstala, TOO cd samego urodze-
MIA mego, n%alezalem do Zje~
dnoczenla Rzymsko katolicNie-
go i DO n!eyo naleze, boo .je
stem ochr1cony, do spowledA
chodze. ma koscioE co odemnle
zqdaja place, j chot we Vino
ME przez krolki czas bylem,
to wszyslko zapfaci' k%osciolo-
wi i ludziom lie sic odemnie
nalezalo, Ma co s4 tamteJs' o
bywate..e Swiadkami.
w tel Gazecie Katolickiej to
numer IA numerem to same
tylko przesladowania i bez-
czeszczania poczciwych ludzi j
obrzucanie blotem powszechnie
szanowanych mellow najgors.
tszych patryotow.
Czy to tax ma postepowac
pismo katolickic? Ma ono Ego
de i jednosc rozkrzewiac, a
rozsiewa nienawisG!
Jezeli pm JaAlnslN alias
Snulski jest TAXI katolllS, .jak
jego pismo, to nlech 90 Boy
wezmie All pare mil "a nieb",
a lego obrona jest to TAXA:
Szio dwo<h chlopow prze2
podworko jeducgo obywatela
a tam spaf wielSi pies tyras
A oni wzieli kamieui i nu1
" niego rzucac. Jak tyra
sic obudz:l, talk na.jprzoi kijt
i'm rekl wyrwal, vice "
krzyk. Wybiegaja domownicy
i pytala sic, czenu tax wrzesz
cza. A onl ma to: - A, b;
to nasza obrona, albowiem kl
je to juz nam teraz ,Joodble
raj. Bo to tel by}a besty;
wielka, jak MOI bismark. DO
} mownicy ma to: - A czem'
zescie go z~aczepiali? - Ady'
on juz wielu pokqsal, bo 8
: talk drazuili, jak wy.
Odesta1em vice Smulskiem
5 gazette i Dzieh swiety i byfel
, "a ME pokwltowany W IA NJ
3 mere. List zas do p. Smu'
skiego zakonczyAem tenn sic
!! wy: = A prosze mi wlece
g tego poswieconego pisma nl
}. ~padsefaG, DO moze i mnic b
: zapedzilo gdzie al HAWAI- 2
niebo. Maciej Dmajsk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

wa pc polsku ME m6wi, przeszedf
ma wiare katolicks, ale niechaj Bog
broni jego katolicyzmu. N g chce
90 ~tytmczasem wydawaG, DO musia}-
bym rome wstretne rxeczy roz-
mazac.,
Litkowski powiala, ze wraz z
c6rka asystowa} starcowi, ale pre-
ciez c6rlSa jego jest do takich
rzeczy niezdolna, DO liczy dopicro
p6itora roku. Take n~ieprawda,
jakoby tn by}o 10 familij Polak6w.
Znajduje SIG tn tylko 5 iamilij
polsko-latolickich i to Jackowski,
Weinert SikorSki, Mantkowski i
Wesolowski.
Opr6cz tcgo sa trzej dorosli
m}odzieicy: Ka}amajkowski, Mar
cell Jurdzinski Stanislaw Jurdzih-
ski. Prawda, re tn 81 ~jeszczc ia
kies Wasserpolaki ely tez tzw.
Pruskie Mazury, ale takich co So
bic z pism polskich mic ME robia,
tylko niemieckie gazety trzymaja
choG pc niemiecku czytac ME po-
tratia i co do koSciola hub komunii
sw. W ) lub 4 latach raz ida, to
laden porzadny czfowiek do pol
skich katolik6w liczyt ME moze.
Take bary}y ME dbaja o p%olskost,
~ojczyzne i polski jezyk, tylko zyja
jak nierogacizna W blocie i panic
tanic ich ME jest o Bogu, tylko o
oszczedzaniu p%ieniedzy.
Mielismy tn mp. latos ma po-
czathu lutego misya, kt6ra trwa}a
przesz}o tydzieh, ale zadnen 1ul,ciorz
- chloe lyle pc nicmiecku by IL.
mieli, ably misyonarza rozumiet
tylko 5 minut mieli do idzcnia. na
te misya ME poszed} - woleli
grat w karty i to j~eszczc Z w}asny
mi synami; sa tn bowiem rodzicie
co zamiast uczyG dzieci p%acierza
mowy polsk!ej. tylko je W kart.
ucza grat.
Navel W niedziele nieradz
chodza do kosciola - wola racze
dole swiezo ocielona kroue. Jal
jig W dom przywloka, to doja cd
kladka; jak sic jeden zmeczv, t
drugi z%acznie, az sic wszyscy razen
tax nasyca co jedcn drlgiego pc
znaG mic moze.
Oh, przyjdzie raz umierac, ja5
mlsyonarz powiedziaf - ale nj
wiesz, gdzic, kiedy - To jedna.
pewnie wlesz, re iezcli W grzech
smiertelnym umrzcsz, p6.jdziesz IL
wieczne. potepicnie, vice idz d
twietej spowiedzi q popraw 81,
: Chloe ME many tn ksiedza polski'
go, to przeciez mszy sw. w kosci'
e lie niemiecko-katolickim wystucha
i mozesz. A %porzuccie tego bydlak
! rogatego i ME d6jcie 90 vice,
tax czesto i W miej see tel krow
. lepiej sobie zapiszcie polska gazet
a dowiecie sic z niej wiele rzecz
p~otrzvbnych tax ola dobra ciafa,j ia
ola dobra dUszy, poznacie z nj,
vase obowiazki w~zgledem bliznic]
= wzgled I'M Ojczyzny i Boga.
.1nastazy Wiecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Go Maciej Dunajski pisze
0 GaZecie katolickiej.

Gazeta Katolicha z prawdzi-
wa p~rzyjemnoscia drnkuje. co
jej pierwszy lepszy warchoi
poda ma Wia,usa, niechajze
tel i ona uslyszy, co o niej
pisza do Wiara:sa. Oto list
.jednego z naszych dzielnych
wiarusow, znanego kolonizato-
"a re Sturgeon Lake, ktory
nlecha) ona takae wydruku)e.
Sturgeon Lake, Mimi "a X wietnia.
Kochany Majster&u!
Bardzo ubolewam mad ta
gorszqcq i niegodziwa wo.iaczka,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
kubaOpryszek

h1storWha o'cyc1ehawd, PrzeSh-
cznym stylem nopisana.
Byf sobie dziad j bahia,
barlzo dobrzy oboje, a mic
szka'i we dwoje w chstce ma
koncu wiosxi. DAieci ME mie-
Ii, DO corka i'm umarla a sy-
ma nicponia, sprawiwszy mu
baty, wygnali juz ch1opcem z
chaty do katy ma wszystkie
cztery wiatry. | talk sobie &y-
j W nedzy, ME majqc nawet
piemedzy, AMI 2adnych wygod,
z nlklm ME gadali, nikim
ME przestawal;, tylko do kos
c'oia chodzili. szczerze sic mo
dill, a O wiecej ME dbali.
Az raz ktos pred mich "a
jecha}. Dziad oknem wyglada.
"a glove sic chwyta i 5abe CO
tchu przywo]uje, DO pred dom
zajechaf pow3z W cztery ko-
ME, a z powozu wysiada pan,
pan bogaty j wall sic prosts
do chaty. co zfego bedzie! Pan
wszedf i puchwalif, Mech be-
die!
Dziadowie sic uklonili, pa
ma takze pozdrowili i gree
cznie siedziec poprosili. al.
pan ME siada, tylko babe pro-
81, ably mu ugYtowala klusek
z omasta, sam zas z dziadem
poszedt mad sadem ma us tron.
Babinka sic zakreci}a, garnek
z woda przystawila, elastic
szybko zarobi}a, i wnet mia}a
kluski gotowe i ma talerze ie
w3ozy1a, szperka okrasi}a i no
dwor sic p"kwapila, ably pana
zawolac, mysla1a, re to
kr0l.
Tymczasem rod sadem roz-
mawiaf pan z dziadem, i py-
tat tax Cd niechcenia niby,
azali tel kiedy lie meli die
CT. DAlad sic zaklopotal, reka
sic skrobnqt "a uchem, wspari
sic potem ma kiju j odpowie-
dial, ze rGrka mu uunar!a, a
syna nlcponia wygnaf z cha
ty do katy na cztery wiatry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Eeha pnIskis z AmsFyki
List pc k~Uawsku.
Wiarusa dochodzqee.

S. Bay CITY, Mich, 25 kwietnia
Kochany Majsterku!
Czytam waszego Wlorusa i
srodze mi sic podobo, DO to
pismo rzalzace sic prawda a
Bogiem. Zapisze go tel soble,
jak tylko zamieszkom gdzle
ma stale.
Teraz, jak Majsterk via
domo, W 'Mis7yganie ka2dy
poczciwy Kuiawiak Wla'usa
trzymo, to tel gdzie przynde
do swoich, to tax tanim ko-
sztem dowiem sic 0 wszyst
klein co sic w Ameryce pomie-
dzy Polakami dzieJe.P rowda, De
czasem JAZZ sic gniewo}em ma
tych chicagoskich Bambrow,
ale jak teroz tn i owdzie 2
m%iejsca ma miejsce sic prze-
prowodzom, to -widze. ze TAX
.iak W Chicago, tax gdzie
indziej nasi b~acia cierpic mu
szq i sd, chocia3 ME tax pu-
blicznie, ale tax pojudaszowsku,
pokryjomu gnebioni.
Cztery lata, jak przyjecho-
lem z Kujaw tn do Myszyga
nu i robi}em dlugo re szwa
grem ma farmie tn w Norcie
ale tn W tych borach cieszko
robota, udaiem sic vice 70
szwagrem ma Iekki chleb do
miasta. Ale powiadom wan,
Majsterku, = MECH Bog bro
nj W Detroicie, a w Baicicie
yeszcze gorsej! Chlopy Gala Ii
me prawie mic ME robia, .jeno
TAX 2 drugimi pc salonach
ia2a i sluchajq, co godaja a
ludzie tn ma nieszczescie talk
otwarcie prowdy ME godajq,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
III.
IsrxySIMacZkiO biadOWe.
JUNCTION City, Wis.,23 kwietniu, CIR.

u uHCG'oH wy 'o',-"
kochanv Majsterku!
Badz laskaw umiescic tie
pare slow we Nt;u1wste o mo-
jem nieszczesciu, jake mnie
spotkafo w zeszfq nieGZlele,
II kwietnia,
Bylem w koSciele 2 mojq
zona i slyszelismy bardzo pie
kne kazanie, ktore nasz ksiadz
rrobps2cz krogulsk. powie-
dzia1, 0 poxoju i mi&osci bIiz-
niego.
TAX ia snbie pomysla}: -
Mole to niejcdnemu i nlele-
| dnei utkwi w glowie, ale ME-
stcty moja Coma tego nie sly
SCALA, DO posz1a naprz6d do
domu szykowaG obiad. kie-
9ym ia wstqpif do izby, obiad
JUL byf postawiony Ma stole.
Siadam vice i zabieram sic
do jedzenia, al tn mnie ktos
fup, cup! - z wierzchu pc
lbie. OgIqdam sic, kto to mnie
talk c~zestuje, a to moja iona
oarzv mnjc no }bie NJ milo!
ia myslal lie to 2art;, ale
przeciez to "a bardzo bolafo.
Jeszcze namawiala iona die
CT, ably mnie billy drewnem,
nozem 2galy i warren parry,
fy, ale d~zieciska, lepsze cd
matki, razu mnie sic me tkne-
}y.
Pytam sic zony o p'zyczy.
ne jej gniewu, al tn ona po-
wiada, ze mic chcc sivdzieG
pc Level stronie k '%sciele,
jeno pc prawej, j chcia'a sic
ma mnie zemscic, zem jej Ia.
kupif miejsce 20 Level stronle
w kosciele.
JUL II lat minelo, jak so
bic rece podalim j przysieglim
milesc j wiernosG m~afienska
= Pan Bog dat nam szescio'
70 dzieci i dvrobilim Sic dose
fadncgo majqtku. Ale tera2
sic na muie rozuchwali|a, pc
niewaz byiem ola niej "a co.
bry.
KocEani Bracia, ME badzcie
njgdy "a dobrymi ola swoich
malzonkow!
Prey tel sposobnosci przyse.
tam Majsterkowi diva dolary
jake abonament W1arusa
prosze mi go %przyse]a6 regu'
Wauzyniec Dubidshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Cenu ~imSeratoW:

Oh wiersza dyobnego druku nn raz
jeden 20 c.
Cd Gala $lW
Nastcpulc poiowe.
RocZnie cd Gala $lo.oo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

POSZUKIWANIA %kyewnych hub
znajomych mic wynn szace Gala druku
ma laz jeden 80 G., %nas,epnic po}owe
Ola aboncnt6w naprz6d platnych darmo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26
Condensed Locals.

c. N. Sizes OF the Ohio Wesleyan university, at
Delaware, Ohio, a graduate OF the Washington
High school, WAS awarded the first hOnorS In the
OHIO Aase intercollegiate contest on the 18th In
slant
The Veterans mart at Wizards hall was largely
patronked last night The voting for various ar
I1cleS Is progressing rapidly. The is expected
TO close Monday night.
The North Capitol N. E. church has elected trus-
Tees as follows: Curtis Cheney, Thomas X. Benson.
Charles NacNichol, James Il. fiO.lidga, Upton Low
oermilk, john E Slick, W. W. Eldridge William
ii. Church and G. NJ w Earle.
n new Insurance and relief organization. to be
known as the Department Relief association has
been incorporated, With the following officers:
Robert White, Arther Payne, L. NJ. Marshall
Charles w. Walker, Richard Copper, W. j. Smith
and Wiinill u Clark.
John K FarnuIn has been commissioned notary
public for the District
Yesterday dead cOlored female infant was
found In pile or slate at the corner OF 9th and
Streets northwest.
About O'Clock this morning. at the house of
Ollie Ray Ilond, 1871 ID street northwest, a young
man named James E. Ridgway was accidentally
shot In Tee night Jaw by pistol in the hands OF
companion he was attended by DR.. Harris and
taken 10 his home.
Represent alive Breckinridge, OF kentucky made
az address before the Virginia Democratic associa-
ton last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26
Aid for Ear,hanake Sufferers.

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such frightrul calamlties as the earthquake In
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Improved Eyeglasses CSC. 4s7 Pa. av. 26&1
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Unlike other cocoaS or chocolates it is not
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OF the richest cocoa BEAM it is prepared that 1t
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If You Want to Build Up Your
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Fine Table Butter In small tubs. Fresh
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The diamond Corner Travelling bag
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26
Our LITTLE GRASpcunD.
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It affords me pleasure to give this report of the
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WARRINGTON THIRTY YEARS AGO.
"Reminiscences Of she Days When the
NeiShborhOOd Of the City Hall Was
the Social Confer.

Mr.. Reginald Fendali, az stated in another COL
umn, has contracted for the erection OF a large
building at the corner Of Al and D Streets oppo-
site the City Hail. On the site now occupied by the
former residence OF his father, the late Philip X
Fendall, esq. This neighborhood was thirty years
ago the center OF the society Of the capital. @
street. between Sd and ~ streets, was the home
OF Francis Key, author OF 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" and OF Thomas Benton, the historian OF
the longest Senatorial term ever enjoyed by one
man On d street, near 9th. was the residence Of
Daniel Webster. "Honest" John Davis roomed on
Az street. over Mr.. Sh1llingtOns book store the
supreme Court Judges, In Marshalrs day, had
grey mare "Meg" to his boarding house, kept by
Miss Calvin on street, from his fatal duel with
C1lley. The former home and present Office of the
venerable Joseph Bradley, esq.,. was q building OF
two stories. The then Masonic hall, and rival ball
room To CaruSis NOW the Washington theater)
when the post office was burned, was the substf.
tute for two years The neighborhod OF the City
Hall was then the home OF the DISTINGUISHED mem.
beers OF the Old bar.
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OF COURSE, the value OK all comment on figures
is 10 read the facts concealed expressed in them
The Connecticut Mutual Lire Company, whose ne
port Is published Ia another column needs no con-
cealinent OF any facts, for the figures show the
strength and so,idity OF this organization brief
ANALYSIS OF the report shows that more than
S5,OOO,0OO We're paid 10 the policy holders and
or the company, which in the gross at the end OF
1856 reached So. 7Ga, 49S. TheCOnnecticut Mutual
seems 10 have been most economically and pru-
IDENTIFY managed, and claims TO have avoided an
forms OF insurance except the most pure and legi-
innate meJhods
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Amusen,ents Tonight.

ADJUSTMENTS Tonight
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in 'sTwelfth Night"
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
JAPANESE SILLAGE.-E street Rink.
WILLARD HALL.-Carniyal and Mart.
DUE MusKuN--'.Molly Magulres."
EARRIs,-"Taken from Lie"
kERNAN'S-yar1ety
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YouR LAST OpponruS1rY.

ONLY TWO DAYS MORE OF OUR GREAT CLEAR
ANCE SALE,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY GOTH, AND MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 2STH.
DON'T FAIL TO SECURE SOME OF THE FOL-
LOWING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
81 90 Ladies' warranted French Kid Shoes reduced to
$2.31.
$1.oO Ladies' fine Kid or Pebble Goat Shoes worked
button holes. reduced to 81 90.
6Oc Ladies' Kid Opera Toe Slippers reduced to $40
$3.50 Misses Kid Shoes reduced to 98c
81 Misses Pebble Spring Heels reduced to Soc
$lO0 Children's Kid Pebble Shoes spring heels or
~ heels, reduced TO 65c.
6Oc. Chlldrens Kid Spring Heels reduced to 4Oc
SOC. Infants Kid or Pebble Button reduced to 3Oc
$500 Mems Calf Waukenphast Lace Shoes reduced to
$l.15.
81 so Mems Lace Shoes or Congress- Caters all solid
leGther, reduced to 81 90.
$I0O Mems Patent Leather Ties reduced to S1.0O.
SLID Boys Button or Lace Shoes reduced to SI.l5.
S140 Boys Button Lace Shoes all leather reduced
to 800
s1.OO Youths School Shoes reduced to 75c
In addition to the above have reduced prices on
every kind OF shoe i'll from the best SO shoe
to $3.1o, to the cheapest SOC, shoe to Doe
The biggest chance this offered to the Du
lie OF Washington to secure good Shoes for little
money.
Ike kerlember. sale positively closes MONDAY EVEN
ING, February 18th.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
f25-2t 726 9TH St, bet G and a.
SHORT END CHECK NAINsooK, 5ao., AT
Double Combination,
12o-3t 18th st. Sc
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"A HUSBANDS BILL FOR DIyoRcE.-Daniel A
Malone has filed bill for divorce against Mary j
Malone. He states that they We're married al
Annapolis, Md, In 1854; that they came to Thu
city and lived together TN 1859, when she, in hi
10 Annapolis, giving no reason therefor. and has
refused his oftrepeated requests to return to him
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SHERRY. SHERRY! SEERRY!-Chris Xander has
imported direct from Spain sherry Wines OF the
best quality, VIZ: AmOntIade, CiOrOSa and Topaz,
TO be had at New York prices, ut Chris Handlers
No. 900 9Th ST. u W.
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MARRIAGE LIcRSsHs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to T. d.
Dodson and Fannie Hart; Henry ]. Mason and
Blanche Williams both OF Richmond, Va: Henry
Enberg, OF Charleston, 8. G., and Mary Louise
Ransier, Of Toronto, Can,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

ROE SHAD--R. A Golden'S Potomac river fish
and game stalls, Center market, are receiving
daily The finest roe shad. white perch, boiling and
pan rock and all other Kinds or 1lSh season. All
orders promptly attended To. Telephone S4.-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

For CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS 10 measure call on r.
IL Taylor, 9:s3 Pennsylvania avenue. A perfect
MT and entire satisfaction guaranteed Prices 70
Gently reduced.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

Indications for the "a hours commencing at o. m
For District OF Columbia Maryland and virginia
rain or snow. southeriy winds shifting TO west
eriy slightly warmer
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TEMPERANCE WOMEN STILL AT WORKINGS, Anp1e
+. Newman, OF Nebraska, one OF the superintend-
enfs OF the National Woman's Christian Tempe
rance Union, and one OF their finest speakers, VIII
sunday afternoon Rev. DR.. Baldwin and others
Will also speak
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NINE. T. B. HARRISON, OF 1929 street north.
opening OF imported spring bOnnets and hats next
Tuesday and wednesday, for the accommodation
of ladies VINO leave the city after the adjourn.
ment.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ave

LOOK IN OUR WINDOW for the price we have
marked ON seventeen solid walnut marble top
chamber suits, three different styles, which must
De closed out This week; IOTIner price, S45. Don't
@lSS the Chance. W. II. HOEkE, sol Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26

r. W. HENDERSON Is Co., Ills street northwest
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
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PArRGN1ZE HOME INDCSTRY.-ProfeSSiona work.
Suits secured, ST. Cooperative Cleaners, GIG st.
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IRET SAYS: Ali goods at cost.

IAMEpIArE relief from corns or buDions, twenty
i've cents each, at DR.. keniSoniS elegant parIorS,
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
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RoGKRs' Umbrella Factory. 14th ST., near NV.
GOOD secure locks for any purpose are the Yale
with corrugated keys, use them.
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GROWERS depot for the sale OF California wines
Tor family use: distinct from trade wines +.
Pohndorr, southeast corner 18th and sts. DIV.
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FussELLs Ice cream. Charlottes and Candies

IT WILL PAY You to examine our bargain cOun-
Ter No humbug, but genuine mark down In
prices Mrs. WV. Ii. RICH,
III Market. SI,fce
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CANDIES VERY CHEAP at Fussell's, as the stock
must be closed in a few dayS.
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r. b. CHASE. umbrella maker, 1874 Pa. ave. and
All 18th II. covering with imported Gloria cIoth
q specially.
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BUY YOUR COAL from Clarke & Son, 933 + ST. Nv,
al a small advance over summer prices.